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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 5 (January 1871) (1871)

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one insemicircular sectionswith flanged edges andshoulders at the joints,and with apertures forinserting the ends ofstove pipes. The lowerend may be adapted toan bpen grate, or to astove, or heater. It is not necessary tocover such a chimneywith plastering, as itmay be made of orna-mental form, and… … ~iWt~ IcfrF* AUTOMATIC TOY. The ingenuity and skill displayed in pi»viding for theamusement of the little ones, is truly wonderful. One may Our engraving illustrates an improved form of pliers, itsconstruction being calculated to greatly increase the generalusefulness of the instrument. This tool…

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